New Castle News Details Ownership and Circulation Notes
The New Castle News lists ownership by The News Company with Fred J Rentz and Edlios W Treadwell as officers, including vice president Lucy Treadwell Hay treasurer Jacob I Rentz and secretary George W Conwa. It announces daily publication at 29 North Mercer Street with mixed mail and stand pricing and subscriptions, invites public correspondence, and notes advertising and circulation affiliations.
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Fred J. Rentz
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Edlios W. Treadwell
Vucy Treadwell Hay
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T. Ray
George W. Conwa
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Spring clean-up calls for proper rubbish disposal
The piece urges thorough spring cleaning across properties and streets to prevent health hazards from dust and litter. It warns against dumping on vacant lots, notes legal dumping sites, and calls for waste removal of streets and avenues. It also criticizes the street department for not washing downtown with hoses and stresses clean streets as a health measure.
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City Health Department
City Street Department
Protecting Officers and Enforcing Law for Public Safety
A speech argues for strong legal protection of police and law officers, noting human error but urging state backing to defend public safety. It calls for visible penalties to reinforce respect for law and highlights attitudes of ambition and value in society.
Demotion Reflects Military Leadership and Policy Balance
The piece argues military service should welcome intelligent, science aligned advice yet rejects officer approaches rooted in political agendas. It cites General Mitchell’s demotion as a cautionary example and asserts collective judgment from several leaders outperforms single arrogant leadership in national defense.
Tomboy Taylor Pushes With Goat In Quirky Showdown
A feature on Tomboy Taylor who opts for a push style by hitching a goat to her cart, challenging traditional pull methods in a lighthearted rural contest. The piece highlights Taylor's bold approach and the spirited local crowd.
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Tomboy
Taylor
Just Folks False Counselors
A short verse notes how coy moralizers urged a youth toward relentless success. They preached courage and will as daily mottos, urging, Dig in my boy and get ahead, with the line about Success is all that counts.
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Edgar A. Guest
White House
Hints and Dints of Spring Glimpses in Odd Notes
A compendium of witty and curious snippets covers weather quirks, political quips, legal missteps, and social observations. It touches on Congress, expectations of reform, aging infrastructure, fashion, smoking, and a colorful mix of locals and headlines. The tone mimics a late edition column with puns, anecdotes, and candid opinions.
Incoherent Local Commentary on Politics and Tax Time
A fragmented note mocks politics and social norms, mentions Coolidge voters and a bill on dress in performances. It notes tax return deadlines and hints at traffic rule tweaks with softer fenders and pedestrian nets. The writer references a Kane weather prophet and jokes about March snow.
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Kane
Beuter
Safety Sam Says and Spartan Tax Question
A scrambled column notes dangers of street roller skating among youth, cites a Spartanburg pa school board vote to cut the tax millage, and teases a future cancer cure claim by Dr Charles Maya. It also asks parents to report babies born on March 12 1925 for a $5 prize.
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Spartinsburg, Pa
Hints
Dinis
Lawrence County
From Frayed Pointers to Modern Mores in Ragged Clippings
A collage of clipped phrases probes social change with fragments on birth rates, heat in crowds, water safety, smoking, gender roles, traffic incidents, and aging traditions. The text juxtaposes old views and modern absurdities, hinting at evolving norms and public discourse.
The World And The Mud Paddies
The piece notes earthquakes are less deadly than winds floods and storms yet evoke fear. It contrasts New Yorkers with Tokyo residents and San Franciscans, citing daily quakes and the Japanese calm. A sailors tale ends with a stormy night ashore and echoes of fear and awe.
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New York
Boston
Atlantic Coast
New Yorker
North River
Gotham
Pacific
Golden Gate
Broadway
Tokio
Kansas
Sandy
Rab
Editorial Test from The McClure Syndicate on Pronunciation
A satirical piece requests readers try a pronunciation test drawn from a 1925 New York letter. It mocks American puffiness and British influence, recounts a grotesque caricature of a figure named Cutler, and imagines a dysfunctional domestic scene with a pianist wife and a coercive husband.
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New York
Cutler
Elihu
Minnehaha
McClura
For Many It Is Better To Stand For Some Ridicule
A fragmentary reflection argues that enduring ridicule is wiser than succumbing to inviting advances. It favors steadfast purity over slovenly laxity and values restraint over pride, urging thrift over salary raises and restraint over losing temper.
Today be not deceived by sowing and reaping
A Bible verse excerpt cites Galatians 6 7 9 urging readers not to be deceived by sowing to the flesh or spirit and promising that those who persevere in well doing will reap life everlasting in due season. It emphasizes patience and spiritual reward.
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Missouri
Jeon
Washington
Keep Your Yacht Mr Coolidge Says Press Comment
A Youngstown Telegram opinion argues President Coolidge should keep the Mayflower presidential yacht despite its cost. It claims privacy and attention surround the president and that the yacht provides necessary benefits for official and personal use.
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MR. Coolidge
Coulidgs
Youngstown
Representative Tilson A Connecticut Republican Flyer Reader
Representative John Q. Tilson of Connecticut emerges as the Republican flyer reader for the 69th Congress. A native of Clear Branch Tennessee mountains, he funded college at Yale after early schooling, completed law studies in New Haven, and chose to practice there. He has long shown interest in public affairs and national defense, with service to Spain and in the Mexican border era shaping his views.
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John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Clear Branch
Rifle Mountains
Tennessee
Yale
New Haven
Leenta
Tannersea
Spain
Me Filson
Connecticut General Assembly
Connecticut House of Representations
Third Connecticut
Bomb strikes British legation in Athens a year ago
fragmented OCR notes recall a bomb damaging the British legation in Athens about one year prior. J. 2. Morgan and Company extended a credit of 100 million dollars to the Bank of France. A private discussion in the country questions enforcing the law.
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Athens
J. 2. Morgan and Go
Bank of France
Anniversaries Mentioned Amid Banana Republic Note
Brief annals note unsettled phrasing about troops withdrawn from a banana republic and interest implications. Highlights unclear dates and names, with emphasis on economic themes rather than personage.
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